I am researching clearomizers and have been wondering what this is and if it's worth it.
What is a Juice control?
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It controls the rate at which juice flows to your coils. if your looking for cleros that have replaceable heads then i cant think of any off the top of my head that have this but i have seen several rebuildable ones that use juice flow control cant remember which ones but ill look some up and post back
A super quick search mentioned the atlantis which is one of them i was thinking of and the rose
Hi Sound Blaster and welcome to the forum!
As was said above, it's on some of the more advanced toppers and controls how much juice gets sucked into the wick area whe you take a draw.
Hope it helps and Happy Vaping!
A couple of the new sub-ohm tanks have stock coils that have "juice control".
If you are a "mouth-to-lung" inhaler or use thinner juice in these new tanks this feature may work well. It may help slow down the delivery of juice to the coil.
The Delta II tank calls it "Liquid Valve Control" and the SmokTech VTC tank calls it "Adjustable Liquid Feed". Check reviews on youtube to see how it works.
If you are a "mouth-to-lung" inhaler or use thinner juice in these new tanks this feature may work well. It may help slow down the delivery of juice to the coil.
The Delta II tank calls it "Liquid Valve Control" and the SmokTech VTC tank calls it "Adjustable Liquid Feed". Check reviews on youtube to see how it works.
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thats pretty cool id never noticed a stock coil atty have juice flow controls. do you happen to remember which ones have this?
The Joye Tech Delta 2 has the adjustable juice control on the factory OCC heads. Have one but waiting for juice to steep to load it up and try it.
I added the information to my post. Took a little while to find it as there are just so many sub-ohm tanks out there. There may be others that also other sub-ohm tanks/coils with this feature.
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